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To: reagandemo

No. Spoken like a true idiot. If a person convicted of a crime is placed on probation, they are given a list of conditions that they have to follow. If they screw up or do not meet with their Probation Officer, they go back into jail. Counties have limited funds. No one wants to pay to build larger jails. How would you manage the problem, Einstein? You just want to whine. Go ahead. No one cares.


424 posted on 04/06/2006 9:59:25 AM PDT by Don'tMessWithTexas
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To: Don'tMessWithTexas
No. Spoken like a true idiot. If a person convicted of a crime is placed on probation, they are given a list of conditions that they have to follow. If they screw up or do not meet with their Probation Officer, they go back into jail. Counties have limited funds. No one wants to pay to build larger jails. How would you manage the problem, Einstein? You just want to whine. Go ahead. No one cares.

But counsellor!? You told us we couldn't find them!!

439 posted on 04/06/2006 10:01:32 AM PDT by EternalVigilance (www.usbordersecurity.org)
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To: Don'tMessWithTexas; reagandemo
Spoken like a true idiot. If a person convicted of a crime is placed on probation, they are given a list of conditions that they have to follow. If they screw up or do not meet with their Probation Officer, they go back into jail. Counties have limited funds. No one wants to pay to build larger jails. How would you manage the problem, Einstein? You just want to whine. Go ahead. No one cares.

Spoken like someone who's out of rational argument (did we mention deportation?) and resorting to personal attacks. What's next, cries of "racism"?

448 posted on 04/06/2006 10:04:26 AM PDT by teawithmisswilliams (Question Diversity)
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To: Don'tMessWithTexas
I understand and agree with your point that forcible deportation of 11-20 million legals is not going to happen. But I don't think you've really addressed some of the other ideas that people have brought up that would create some "self-deportation".

For example, criminal penalties for knowingly hiring illegals, and steep civil penalties for hiring them under a strict liability standard. Like others have said, crack down on employers, and eliminate the exemptions for independent contractors, etc. That independent contractor exemption is a biggee because that's how a great many folks get around the rules.

As for the illegals, one instance of being caught working illegally means a lifetime ban on ever being permitted to work legally, either as a seasonal migrant or permanent resident.

Anyway, do you favor those type of steps?

470 posted on 04/06/2006 10:09:55 AM PDT by XJarhead
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